Eighty-nine

EIGHTY-NINE

E89 RGX - my reg. My number plate. My number. My car. Me. No one else has got that number. I wonder who's got E88 RGX... I wonder who's got E90 RGX... Hello E88 RGX. Hello E90 RGX. I'm Michael and I'm writing to tell you that E89 RGX is a broken down old brown Nissan Bluebird Estate. The door got smashed in so I ordered a new one and it isn't quite the same colour. The windscreen leaks. The back of the driver's seat is falling off so I've got it taped up with parcel tape and the springs are coming through so I have to sit on a yellow cushion to stop me getting my backside spiked. The hatchback door doesn't lock and if you don't bang the door handles back in the doors won't close. We've got a plastic jellyfish who used to be tied up and dangling from the mirror. His name is Colin. He escaped. Now he sits in the cubby hole in the dash. Quite often thieves get into E89 RGX. Once they stole the radio. It didn't work anyway. Now they get in, throw the window sponge around rummage through the rubbish bag and then go away. They don't want an old brown Nissan Bluebird Estate. And they don't want Colin. That's my story E88 and E90. What's yours?

Michael Rosen

The Fibonnaci sequence is mighty fine Start by adding two "ones" written in a line Add the answer you learn To the previous term Keep doing this till you reach EIGHTY-NINE